GM's Cruise to Pay Up to $12M After Self-Driving Car Drags Pedestrian
Settlement follows a serious incident involving a Cruise robotaxi in San Francisco, leading to significant corporate changes.
- The pedestrian was struck by another vehicle and thrown into the path of the Cruise car, which dragged her 20 feet.
- The woman sustained multiple traumatic injuries and was hospitalized but has since been discharged.
- Cruise's operations were suspended, and the company faced accusations of withholding evidence.
- Several top executives, including the CEO, resigned following the incident.
- Cruise plans to resume testing in Arizona with safety drivers behind the wheel.